
Civilization begins with the interaction between men and nature. Men live and prosper where the climate is pleasant and food abundant, and the actions of men constantly modify nature and geography. For thousands of years, men have changed the world, reshaping both natural and cultural landscapes in the process. The story of human civilization is also a story of how men and nature coexist.
Ecological well-being is at the center of every prosperous civilization. This exhibition brings visitors to ponder the correlation between China’s built and natural environment through photos that show Chinese architecture of diversified styles from different parts of China, many of which are valuable cultural heritage of the mankind. The respect for nature and environment-friendly approach are increasingly advocated in the new era of China’s modern development. From the photos, one can see the commitment of China and Chinese people to building a beautiful China, where “lush mountains and lucid waters are more precious than gold and silver”, and contributing to global ecological security.
China always welcomes international visitors with all its man-made heritage and natural splendor.
The China Cultural Center in The Hague is pleased to announce a special afternoon of cultural immersion

14 February 2026,the Happy Chinese New Year — Wu Opera Special Performance will be staged at The Hague City Hall

The "Chinese Zodiac" is a unique way for the Chinese nation to mark the year of one's birth

on February 2, the 2026 "Happy Chinese New Year" themed painted tram, launched by the China Cultural Center in The Hague.

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